The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
PERSONAL.
8. 1. MCDOWELL is at Iuka, Miss.
JAMES A. SAxasroN has returned.

JAMES A. SAEasroN has returned.
6HKRITF CANNON has gone to Nssh-
Vile.
C.s. PrrKIE, Of Kansas City, is In
the city.
LOUIS B. McWHIRTxR, Of Nashville,
Is In the city.
MIS-. R. eoHuxAS left for..New York
Sunday morning.
p. HOPKINS has gone on bust
ness trip TO the East.
THE Hon. O. W. Dudley, OF Green
vile, Miles,, 10 In the city.
J. W. Howard, of Chicago, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Nh. CANNEN HoLLEEBERe. has re-
turned from trip through Arkansas.
@. L. STEELE, Of the United States
Army, arrived in the city yesterday.
LU B. ROGERS, Of the Vicksburg
(Miss.) Commercial Herald, Is in the
city.
MISS MoLLIE Cook, OF Holly Springs,
Mics, is visiting relatives at 1855 Union
street.
d. MCPHERSON, a cotton buyer ef
Montreal, Canada, is among the latest
arrivals.
Mrs. O. J. POINTER is visiting her
mother, Mrs. ]. II. Doan, at No. 274
Union street.
@. WATERFRONT, the popular de-
linquent tax collector, returned from
Nashville yesterday.
MISS NELLIE FERaUsoE, a belle OF
DyeIsburg and West Tennessee, passed
through the city yesterday.
Mrs. 8. P. ANDERSON, Of Jackson.
Tenn, il visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. SnowdeD, 1873 Vance street.
SAMUEL r. BULLOCK and E +.
Fuller, OF New York, the persistent
water works men, arrived yesterday.
CARDS are out announcing the en-
gagement Of Mr.. Chss. WuItEber9er, OF
this city, to Miss Mary Saarbach, Of
New York.
MISS KATIE GARRISON, accompanied
by Miss Warren, tf Louisville, will
arrive on the afternoon train and stop
at the Peabody.
JOSEPH SPaERs, who so deity ma
nipulated tickets during the present
season, will officiate in the same ca.
pacity next season.
Ike GorHELF and Miss Laura Ep-
stein were married at the residence OF
Mrs. FraueDthal on Adams street Sun
Jnu ,,tohf NJ Y IN n,oIook
M. M. NEIL. Grand Chan cellor of the
order OF the Knights of Pythias, will
be In the ely on Friday, the 18th
instant, to ofiic ally visit lodges in the
city.
Mrs. Mona CHAPsKY, Of 81. LOUIS.
is In the city on visit to friends, and
sang the ofiertlry, "Consider the
Liliee," in Calvary Church Sunday
moving.
Il. A. KEELING, OF the Merchants
ExchaDge, has z ne to New Orleans to
catch few points about the stock and
bond call 10 be instituted during the
current week.
A V. Buck, OF Nashville, and Mrs.
L Osborn, OF Kansas City, were mar
rit d Sunday afternoon at the Peabody
Hotel, and left on the Valley train for
New Orleans. Justice Barry performed
the ceremony.
MISS O. RAMNAaE and ]. Dillon,
after spending two weeks pleasantly
with friends. returned to their home,
Hickman, XIV, Sunday morning via
the Chesapeake aud Onio. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Chas Ono son,
who will remain there for a short
while.
PERRY H. WERDEN, the base bsllist,
came down with Fred WieRreffe yes
terdsy. He is looking like a two year
old. He said TO a writer in New Or
leans that he would make some OF the
Western League outfielders 60 over
TIE Rocky mountains after The ball
this summer.
ROLAND REIoHMAN, aged II months
and "a days, died yesterday merning
at the family residence, No. 107 Her
nando street. The little one was the
son Of Mr.. Henry Reichman, the well
known attorney and, he together with
his good wife have the sympa by Of
many friends.
THE young men ri Nashville have
organic ID a R,al Estate Investment
Association, with Jesse Gage as Pres
ideut and CbaS. SySes, son OF Maj. W.
]. 81 kes and f)rmerly of Memphis, as
Secretary and Treasurer. The young
men of Nashville are vide awake to
the interests OF tbs city.
A CHANGE in the 8 alton House force
will be made today. Turnkey Richard
Hilton, who has been on night watch
for some time, and hand ed many a
tough customer with clnsummate esss
and grace, will. at his oSn request, be
placed on beat service. ID ck h 70
made good impression on ali wi h
whom he has had dealings. stands high
with the superior tffi1ers, and is re-
gsrded as y faithful aud oonscien ioua
officer. Offi ser Blanch will probably
be his succs esor.
john @. LATHAM, JR, senior MEN,
Der of the bar king house OF Latham,
Alexander 4 Co., of Naw York, is In
the city the guest of his father-in-law,
Mr.. Thomas ii. Allen. He is ca routs
from Hopkinsville, KY, where he re-.
Gently erected monument to the
memo'y OF the Federal aud Con-
I, dera Q soldiers OF that place who fell
during the civil war, and made a gift
OF $4,000 for the Improvement OF the